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A stunning view of the Rhine plain and the Kaiserstuhl hills, well worth seeing. The tower can be easily climbed via a spiral staircase; the ascent is very narrow via a stone staircase inside the tower.

Huge Hohlandsbourg Castle, we only saw walls! Great panoramas, great onward journey...

Small wobbly wooden bridge as a possible crossing over the Bechtal.

Absolutely stunning and charming historical village! The buildings are not only beautiful, but also so well preserved. There's also so many wonderful restaurants, bakeries, and cafes to enjoy - it's an absolutely fantastic place to stop for a break.

Wettolsheim town centre exudes the tranquil charm of a typical Alsatian wine village, with narrow streets, colourful half-timbered houses and an atmosphere of understated elegance. At its heart is the Église Saint-Remi, an 18th-century Baroque parish church with a slender bell tower, a richly decorated interior and a magnificent organ. In the nearby Rue du Château you will discover a serene replica of the Grotto of Lourdes, built in 1960, which is a popular place for contemplation. The centre is compact but lively, with small wineries, local producers and inviting squares where you can get a taste of the authentic Alsatian way of life.

Wettolsheim is a charming wine village in Alsace, nestled at the foot of the vineyards and surrounded by forests and castles, just a few kilometres from Colmar. With its rich history dating back to Frankish times and its reputation as a producer of the renowned Grand Cru Steingrubler, it is a favourite spot for wine lovers. Visitors can enjoy the baroque parish church of Saint-Remi, a serene Lourdes grotto, and the ruins of the medieval castle of Hagueneck, hidden in the forest. Thanks to its location on the Route des Vins d’Alsace, Wettolsheim is also an ideal starting point for walks and explorations of the Alsatian countryside.

A magnificent castle! The walk along the castle walls offers beautiful views over the Alsatian wine-growing villages and towns... and especially the Vosges Mountains.